Matthew (Matt) Quayle is the co-creator of the longest running business show on the cable television, Squawk Box. Matt has been associated with CNBC since September 1992 and also been teaching as an auxiliary teacher at Fairleigh Dickinson University. The senior executive producer of Squawk Box and Squawk on the Street, Matt Quayle’s Net worth is $3 million as of 2018.

Matt got married to the stunning CNBC journalist, newscaster, and co-anchor, Rebecca Quick in the year 2008. Likewise, the wonderful couple shares two adorable young children- son, Kyle Nathaniel Quayle and daughter, Kaylie Noelle.

Matt Quayle Net Worth and Earnings

The senior producer of Kudlow & Cramer, Matt lives a lavish and luxurious lifestyle. Besides being the co-creator and executive producer of Squawk Box, Matt also serves as the Senior Advisor to CNBC’s international morning program, Worldwide Exchange.

According to Glassdoor, the average salary of a senior executive producer for CNBC is $193,965. However, Matt receives a full-scale salary because of his exceptional talent and experience in this profession. The net worth of Matt is $3 million.

Matt was named to the TJFR Business News Reporter “30 Under 30” list in the years 1997, 1998, and 1999. Likewise, Quayle has also been mentioned in numerous national publications including- Wall Street Journal, New York Times and Money Magazine. Likewise, the 2000’s Fall issue of Money Magazine named Matt one of the “10 Heros of the Internet Investor“.

The senior executive producer, Quayle is quoted in numerous New York Times bestseller books. The bestselling books include The Fortune Tellers by Howard Kurtz, and Greenspan: The Man Behind Money by Justin Martin.

Matthew gave his wife an expensive ring for their engagement which Becky showcases in her CNBC shows.

Relationships, Wife, and Family

The adorable duo, Matt and Rebecca met in the set of Squawk Box & Squawk on the Street on CNBC-TV. The lovebirds kept their dating a secret and waited for a year before deciding to walk down the aisle together.

Despite being a public figure, Matt and his wife prefer a private lifestyle with no media intervention. Likewise, the power couple is successful in keeping their private life discrete from the prying eyes of media. Matt and his wife Rebecca shared vows to one another in an auspicious yet secret ceremony in the presence of very few friends and family.

Matt is the second husband of the gorgeous CNBC journalist, Rebecca Quick. Quick’s former husband, Peter Shay was a computer programmer. However, the ex-couple lacked chemistry and communication. Peter and Rebecca split their ways after a few years of marriage in 2008.

The senior executive producer of CNBC, Matt has a beautiful wife, Rebecca and two children together. Image source: Rebecca Quick/ Twitter

According to CNBC report, the lovebirds live a blissful life with a son, Kyle Nathaniel Quayle and a beautiful daughter, Kaylie Noelle. Likewise, the beautiful kids were born in August in the year 2011 and October 2016 respectively. Likewise, Rebecca has two children with her former husband, Peter.

Matt’s wife, Rebecca has multiple accolades including Times Mirror Fellowship for her exceptional work in journalism. Besides that, Becky has an astounding net worth of $2 million.

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